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  • Birthday 02/02/1942

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  1.    roger graul reacted to a post in a topic: Wasa by md1400cs - FINISHED - Corel - 1:75
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  3. roger graul
    Good evening Frank, Personally, yes to all. When you have time please check this model out on the web, it's used by amateur's and pros alike. Please keep the Wasa "lessons" coming. Friendly, Roger
  4.    md1400cs reacted to a post in a topic: Wasa by md1400cs - FINISHED - Corel - 1:75
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  6. roger graul
    Hi Frank, sorry for the delay (I seem to work way too much). Regarding a lathe I picked the Rikon model 70-100 with a Nova Midi chuck. It runs very smooth at all speeds and is equipped with an indexing wheel (handy when you need to mill flats on your work) all disclaimers implied. I have recently seen advertised a "drill press lathe conversion" available from Woodstock International (#D4088) @ $30.36 US no idea if it works at our scale or even at all. However you have accomplished your great work I seen no reason for change - keep doing what your doing the way you are doing it. Friendly, Roger
  7. roger graul
    Michael, all the accolades are well deserved and again you amaze with your skill and eye to detail. Roger
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    Frank, great shop. The combination of air filtration and vacuum shows forethought to personal safety and comfort. Question, where does the lathe reside? Beautiful work Frank. Roger
  10. roger graul
    Mark, Although I would love to see the missing pick's what you have taken the time to share is greatly appreciated. friendly, Roger
  11. roger graul
    Mark, An absolute beautiful work of art. I thank you for sharing your lessons and techniques, they will be very useful to me and others when attempting the difficulties of a Wasa build. Roger
  12.    roger graul reacted to a post in a topic: Wasa by fmodajr - FINISHED - Corel - 1:75
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    Frank, so very kind of you to take the time, I thank you. Friendly, Roger
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    Hi, I hope you computer learned folks can help me resolve a issue opening jpg files on this site. I am an avid follower of all your incredible Wasa builds, occasionally a string of jpg pictures will appear only as a small box with an 'X' therein. I 'mouse' over the box and can see a title description of the content but that's as far as I can get. What must I do to open the picture file? I really enjoy following each of your Wasa builds and I am grateful for the narratives so kindly provided as they are part of my learning process for my future attempt at a Wasa build. Thank you, Roger

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